Serpentine Walking Stick Gallery By David Stehly (click on each for a larger view) "Kings," 42", Douglas fir. 15 faces representing the 15 kinds of the Old Testement between First Samuel and First Kings. "Water Moccasin VII," 38", yellow tulip poplar. "Cane Brake Rattlesnake I," 39 3/4", tulip poplar. "Copperhead VII," 41", tulip poplar. "Timber rattlesnake XIX," 40 1/4", tulip poplar. "Western Diamondback VIII," 42 3/4", tulip poplar. "Eastern Diamondback XVI," 51 3/4", tulip poplar. "Mexican King Snake eating a Texas Striped Geko," 46 3/4", yellow poplar. "Black Rat Snake III," 41 1/2", tulip poplar. "Corn Snake Eating a Deer Mouse XVII," 41 1/2", yellow poplar "Milk Snake XII," 37", wild cherry. "Northern Scarlet Snake IV," 37", cherry. "#1," Davids first project carved from maple with a Barlow pocket knife "Turtle VIII," 38", ornamentarl cherry. "Mac V," 42 1/2", wild cherry. "Creepy Crawler," 45 1/2", wild cherry. "Timber Wolf VIII," 52", yellow poplar "Golden Eagle IX," 47 1/2", silver maple "Falcon XXIV," 44 1/2", pear. "Leaping Lizard VII," 58 1/2", black walnut "Black Bear VII," 51 1/2", tulip poplar "Hawk LI,"48 3/8", pear. "Cougar VIII," 51 3/4", sassafras. "Leaping Lizard VII," 46 1/4", spalted black walnut "Peeper V," 42" pear. "Peeper VI," 42 3/8", red cedar. "Jobs Appeal X," 40 1/2", spalted silver maple. Detail shot of "Kings." Detail shot of "Kings." Detail shot of "Kings." Detail shot of "Kings." Detail shot of "Corn Snake Eating a Deer Mouse." Detail shot of "Corn Snake Eating a Deer Mouse." Detail shot of "Corn Snake Eating a Deer Mouse." Detail shot of "Milk Snake XII." Detail shot of Water Moccasin VII." Detail shot of Water Moccasin VII." Detail shot of Water Moccasin VII." Detail shot of "#1." Detail shot of "#1." Detail shot of "#1."   Detail shot of "#1." Detail shot of "#1." Detail shot of "#1." Detail shot of "#1."         Stickmaking: A Complete Course This an essential book for anyone making walking sticks, it includes sourcing and seasoning wood, adapting material, shaping handles, fitting collars, decorating, & finishing. Showing you how to make waling sticks from start to finish. Available at www.Foxchapelpublishing.com   Discuss Serpentine Walking Sticks in our forum